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CONTENTS ABOUT SPREAD Sustainable L
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Abbreviations CABS Climate-adaptive
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Executive Summary Our purpose As a
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Trends towards sustainability: prom
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To enable large-scale transitions t
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munity and businesses. However, it
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Introduction - our lifestyles are a
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Unsustainable lifestyles and consum
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environmental degradation is reachi
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What are sustainable lifestyles? It
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of waste and pollutants over the li
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Travelling sustainably Making the m
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Accumulation of “stuff” and mar
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set to continue with growing number
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development would, therefore, be me
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Celebrities and trend-setters from
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processes and products in particula
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Living: The ownership of living spa
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Europe’s ecological consumption f
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ever greater number of consumers ar
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(Promising practice 2). To give pro
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The voluntary simplicity movement -
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“Space can really facilitate coll
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Trends towards more sustainable liv
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When it comes to the installations
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An important challenge is taking re
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Information has, however, been most
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cial networks, cohesion and democra
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More efficient transport of people
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Table 5 Growth in traffic observed
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These challenges cannot be overcome
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More thought and discussion is need
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“It is very important to start to
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Poor neighbourhoods require special
Page 75 and 76: lates social contact and social int
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Page 92 and 93: Table 7 The 10 principles of sustai
Page 94 and 95: A number of research fields that ca
Page 96 and 97: A framework for change This chapter
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